Natu Card Prices
Gen 2Because its wings aren't yet fully grown, it has to hop to get around. It is always star ing at something.
Total Cards
34
Generation
2
Types
psychic
Most Valuable
$3.47
Most Valuable Natu Cards
| Card | Set | Market Price |
|---|---|---|
 Natu | Skyridge | $3.47 |
 Natu - 151/091 | SV: Paldean Fates | $2.45 |
 Natu (Delta Species) | Dragon Frontiers | $0.63 |
 Natu | Legendary Treasures | $0.52 |
 Natu | EX Battle Stadium | $0.44 |
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Eternatus V - 116/189
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Eternatus V
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Tornadus, Thundurus & Landorus (Forces of Nature Promo)
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Eternatus VMAX (Secret)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much are Natu Pokemon cards worth?
Natu cards range in value. The most valuable Natu card is currently worth $3.47. There are 34 different Natu cards across all sets.
How many Natu cards are there?
There are 34 different Natu Pokemon cards printed across all sets. This includes regular, holo, reverse holo, full art, and other special printings.
What is the most expensive Natu card?
The most expensive Natu card is Natu from Skyridge, currently valued at $3.47.
Natu Pokemon Card Price Guide
Natu is a psychic/flying type Pokemon from Generation 2. There are 34 different Natu Pokemon cards printed across all sets. The most valuable Natu card is Natu from Skyridge, currently valued at $3.47.
Card values are based on real marketplace transaction data and updated hourly. Condition matters significantly — Near Mint cards typically command premium prices, while Played condition copies offer more affordable options for collectors.
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